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Deborah Elliotgraduated in. JUne, 1986 from
Glendon College, York University, Toronto,
acquiring 'an Honours BA., English,"
Translation and Bilingual Competency.
Previously, Deborah graduated in 1983 from
.Waterloo University with a B.A. in French.
In 1984, she published a thesis entitled
"L'Intonation et Pedagogie" at University
of Guelph, where it remains as a part. of.
their Library. In January 1987, Deborah ac-
cepted a position with Northwest Industries
Ltd. in Edmonton, Alberta as Translator for
Technical Publications Department and
now resides in. Edmonton. Deborah is the
daughter. of Maureen Hallam -Elliot of Bar-
rie arid Donklliot of (;oderich.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1987—PAGE 13
Sunday's storm left many without power in Lochalsh area
Mrs. Anne Halsely of Sterling Heights,
Michigan visited on the weekend with her
sister and brother-in-law, Finlay and
Margie MacDonald. While here, she at-
tended the funeral of 'Malcolm Campbell of
Tiverton.
Mrs. Louise Millar of Palmerston was a
recent visitor with her pother and sister
Rhetta and Marion MacLennan.
George, Andrea, Julia, and Michael
MacDonald were in London on the
weekend visiting with Peggy Heffernan.
And, it being so stormy last Sunday, they
didn't get home until Monday.
C arles and Mayme Wilkins visited with
thei daughter, Barbara Wilkins in Paris
on Sunday. And the weather last Sunday
played havoc, leaving them in Paris for
the night. However, they made it home
safely on Monday. '
It was a very bad day last Sunday- with
the winds causing a lot of havoc with the
hydro that day. The power was off for 12
hours or more in a lot of places, causing a
lot of inconvenience for many.
Pine River UCW
The Pine River UCW meeting was held
on February 1 in the church.
' Following a delicious dessert, the vice-
president, Betty Jones opened. the meeting
with prayer. The rollcall was answered by
15 members and two visitors. Thepinutes
of the last 'meeting were read and adopted.
-A note of thanks was read from Dorothy
and Les Wardell for their Christmas
remembrance.
Betty asked for voting delegates to at-
y.-
Goderich resident Mrs. Isabelle
MRS. ISABELLE H. FRANCE ' •
Mrs. Isabelle H. France of Goderich died
at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital .
on Tuesday, February 10. She was 89 -years -
old.
Born in Glasgow, Scotland on August 2,
1897, she was the daughter of the late
William Hope Ross 'and the former Jean
Robertson McDowall. She married Robert
Gordan English who died in 1939. Her se-
cond' husband, James France, died in 1967.
Surviving are one daughter, Joyce and
her hu,sband David•Thorne of Goderich; and
one brother, George Ross of Winnipeg.
Funeral 'and ' committal services were
held at the' McCalluni and Palla Funeral'
Home on Thurs0y, February 12 with Rev.
G.L. Royal of Knox Presbyterian Church of-
ficiating. Interment in Maitland Cemetery.
PHILIP HARDING'CALDER
Mr. Philip Harding Calder, -long- time CBC.
employee, died at providence Villa Hospital
on Sunday, February 15. , •
... He was the son of the late Mary Agnes and
Rev: Archibald Clement Calder.
Dear • brother of Mary (Mrs. Lindsay
Mason) of Trenton,' Marjorie McNeil 'of
Tpronto; JameS'F. Calder of Toronto and the
'late Gerald and Jack Calder.
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tend the Bruce presbytery, meeting in'
Lucknow on March 2, 1987, Betty Jones
and Margaret Ferguson volunteered. The
members were reminded of the upcoming
"World's Day of Prayer" at Pine River on
March 6.
Margaret Ferguson gave the treas'urer's •
report.
A motion was made by .Mrs, Cliff Elliott
and Mrs. John Ferguson to order U('W
envelopes.
Mrs. Margaret Ferguson was the con-
venor for the meeting. The theme was
"Stewardship, • Mission and Service".
Margaret led iri prayer, followed by a Bi-
ble quiz by Nancy Campbell, The offering
was received and dediated.
Margaret Ferguson introduced the guest
speaker, Dawn Wilson of Point Clark.
Dawn's husband is an engineer in the
United Arab Emirates (UAL,: This is one
of the youngest states in the region of the
Arab Gulf. It is a neighbor of Saudi Arabia.
The men are the superior in this region
with the women kept in the background.'
'ranee dies at 89
OBITUARIES
A funeral service was held at. the "Hum-
phrey Funeral Home - A.W. Miles Chapel",
1403 Bayview Ave., Toronto, M4G 3A8, on
Tuesday afternoon. Cremation was desired.
Donationo may be made to the Ontario
Heart and roke Foundation, 480 Universi-
ty Ave., Suite 602, Toronto, M5G 9Z9 or to the
Canadian Cancer Society, 2 Carlton St.,
Suite 710, Toronto, M5B 2J2.
• SAMUEL EDWARD HEWITT
Samuel Edward (Ted) Hewitt of
Goderich died at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital on Thursday, February 12
at the age of 76.
Born in Salford, England on March 11,
Hilda and -her husband Norris Sampson of
Goderich; grandchildren Lenora, Angela,
Tom and Penny. and great-grandaughter
Tamara; one, sister Amelia Swineburne of
England; and lovingly remembered by Elna
McLean andfamily.
He was predeceased by his wife, the
former Stella Burdeyny; three sisters and
one brother.
A funeral service was held at the Mc-
Callum and Palla Funeral Horne on Satur-
day, February 14 with Rev. Robert. Ball of
North 'Street United Church officiating,
assisted by Rev. Gerald McMillan of Bethal
Pentecostal Church. The ltoyal Canadian
Legion and Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 109
held a service at the funeral home on, Friday
evening. '
Pallbearers were -George. Osmond, Joe
McGee, John MacDonald, Judd Milburn,
Bob Sage and Lawrence Greenaway.
19-10, he was the son of the late William • Interment in Maitland-eemetei
Hewitt and the former Amelia Bbod.
Mr. Hewitt was a retired civil service
,employee. He was a member of the Federal,
Superannuates National Association
,r FSNA ). He Was also the founding leader of
the Waterford Boy Scouts:
Sullying are one son Edward and his wife
Pat of ,RR '4 Lansdowne; one daughter,
Pot luck dinner enjoyed at
Dungannon Senior Citizens Centre
Miss Betty Marsh and her sister Mrs.
Howard Wallace and Mr. Wallace, all of
Goderich,- visited. on Sunda,' afternoon
with Mel Jones.
Maisis and Ian Taylor of Ayr in Ayr-
shire, Scotland accompanied Maisie's
sister Marg Pcterkin of Kingston to
Dungannon to visit another sister, Ann and
her husband Gilbert Millar, list week.
Torn and Verna Hallam of Auburn called
on her mother Gertrude Park and 13111 and
Marie Park onSunday afternoon.
Fifty members Of friends enjoyed a pot-
luck dinner at Dungannon Senior Citizens
Centre on Monday, February 9. Grace was'
proclaimed by Belle Mole. A short pro-
gramme followed with readings given by -
Leona Boyle and Louise Brindley.
valentine contest conducted by Margaret
Errington•created much laughter. A sing
song and musical interlude with Roberta
Linsklll, Ed Stiles, Tom Culbert, Ernie
Durnin and Raymond Boyle participating
concluded the fun day. Birthday cake was
served honoring Eva Adamson, Bob
Stothers and Herb Finnigan.
There were 17 tables', of euchre at the
seniors centre on Wednesday evening.
Winners were Mary Stewart ( high lady,
Margaret Young ( low lady I, Mex Nivins
( high Man ) and Mel Jones low man).
John and Bonnie Gibbings, Michael and
Ashley of Clinton visited with their grand-
mother, Gertie Park, on Saturday.
Congratulations to Debbie Park on winn-
ing a weekend for two at Benmiller Inn on
the Valentine contest on CKNX radio.
A few of our local young folks took part
in the Fun -Fest weekend just past in
Goderich. They participated in the sno-
'pitch tournament.
Dungannon II -Surviving with Style"
met on Thursday, Feb. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the
home of Marie Stewart with seven
members present, After everyone was in-
troduced the enrolment cards were filled
out and the requirements for the club were
.explained. It was noted that members
were responsible for four pictures to Com-
plete the book. An election of officers was
held with Patricia Stapleton being elected
president, , Craig McNeil -, vice-president
and the secretary to rotate. The material
in meeting one was discussed and
everyone contributed good ideas on being
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' independent and safe. A second meeting
..was to be held at the Wrights on February
10.
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arrival of their bundle of joy, Christine
Catherine, 4 lbs. 14 ozs., on January 22nd,
1987, at St. Joseph's Hospital. Proud grand-
parents are DO and Marj ,Carter of Clinton
and Carol Manning of Burlington. '
ANNUAL MARINER'S
SERVICE
Sunday, February 22
7:30 RM.
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
MUSiC: "The Harbouraires"
(Lorne Dotterer, Dir.)
The minister will preach
ALL WELCOME
a
The Moslem religion is the most important
thing ii . the country. The Moslems pray
several times a day whether it be at home
or at work.
In the Arab states, the people do not
marry for love, as the marriages are pre-
arranged by the family or the government.
Moslems don't' eat prok or drink alcohol
and everything is given and , received by
the right hand. The country is run by the
rnilita6' with the laws being strict and
severe.
Bertha Scott thanked Dawn and com-
mented on her beautiful Jewelery and
garments she was wearing. The Emerates
Hymn -Creator God We Come" closed the
meeting. A social hour was enjoyed by all.
A poem
Today I smiled and all at once,
Things didn't look so bad,.
Today I. shared with someone else,
:1 bit of hope I need.
Today I sang a' little song,
Ad felt my heart go light.
Ans walked a happy little nide,
With not a cloud in sight.
Today 1 worked with what I had,
And longed for nothing more,
And what had seemed like only weeds,
Were flowers. at'my door„
Today I loved a little more,
Complained a little less,
And in the giving of myself,
Forgot ,my weariness.
The author of the poem is unknown.
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Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Praise
Sunday, February 22
1100 a.m. Divine Worship
'11 00 a.m. Sunday School
7,30 p.m. Annual Mariners', Service
(Nursery Facilities)
Enter to Worship' Deport to Serve
Free Methodist Church
Goderich Lawn Bowling Clubhouse
Picton Street West
THE REVEREND ARTHUR SCOTT
524-8800
Sunday, February 22, 1987
9 45 a m. Children's Sundby School
11 00 a.m Worship Service
7 00 p.m Bible Study • Victoria ST Public School.
• . Tuesday. Wiarch 3 • 7 30 p,m.
Rev Keith Lohres Missionary Speaker
Fri March 6 • 7 30 p.m. Contemporary Gospel
Music Concert With Spec& Division &
Leonard Terry Victoho School, Goderich
Salutday, March / • 7 30 p.m.
Sunday. March 8 • 7 00 p.m.
Rev Leonard Terry Guest Spedker
Lawn Bowling Clyibhouse
ALL ARE WELCbME
First Baptist
Church
,MONTREAL STREET, GODERICH
MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School 11:00 a.m.
Pioneer Clubs
Tuesday 1-0 00 o m PRAYER a. BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday 4 30 p m K -GR 6 Pioneer Club
PASTOR REV. GILBERT KIDD
524-9049
Organ -Choir Director: Dona Baker
You con find acceptance, purpose,
• joy & peace in Christ,
St. George's Church
Anglican Episcopal
' North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
RECTOR THE REV. ROBERT J. CROCKER
Organist -Choirmaster:
David Hamilton A.R.C.T.
Sunday, February 22
8:30 a.m. Holy Communion
11:00 a.rn. Morning Prayer,
Serrrion• ' Figuratively Speaking".
Sunday. School and nursery.
2:00 p.m. Holy Communion at Christ Church,
Port Albert.
You are always welcome
Calvary Baptist
Church
EIAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
PASTOR TERRY WOODCOCK
Phone 524 6445
Nursery Focilities...available
Sunday School • 10 00 a.m.
Morning Service 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service • 7 00 p.m.
WORD OF LIFE -• teens Tues. • 700
Mighty Mites - Ages 4&5 • Olympian*. Ages
612
Wed 6 j0 • 8 00
Prayer Meeting • Wed 7 00
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
North Street
United Church
56 North Street, 524-7631, 524-6951
Sunday, February 22, 1987
- 11:00 A.M.
Family Worship Service
Celebrating
Scout -Guide Week in Canada
Cable 12 Telecast at 1 p m.
REV. RoBERT 0. BALL
MINISTER
Robert Blackwell ,
Director of Music
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